FIGHT FOR JOBS
Jewish Vbeational Service Actiye
.   Louis, L.. Lqcl\sliiii. president of Jewish Vocational Service, reported the iaunchinp of a vijror-j ous job-findinK campaign for I JVS applicants undertaken by a i task force of iibard members 'and coniniuiiit.y leaders. Speak-I inp at the 13th annual nieotinjJ: of the JVS. I\lr. Locksbin said
skilled workprs,. has bocomo 'a' disturbing feature of our economy. There is also, however, an increase in the number, of trained workers Avhose jobs have become obsolete as a result of technological. advances.
The annual meeting was held, during Commonwealth Technical Training Week to focus atten-
tli^ group hoped to place mo j
apphcants durmg the season, 1 „f training.both youth and busuicss upswmg an.l to estab- Jewish Vocational
upswnig lish new resources for assisting ipplicants next winter.
"The JVS approach to Iielping uneiiiployed workers has developed into a broad  liut In-
Service is fiiianced by tlie Coin-niuiiity Fund of Greater Toronto and the United Jewish Relief Agencies.
Officers and members of the
Alarvin Fremes, newlv elected J.V.S. President, lias been a member of the Board of Directors since 1951 and was senior vice-president and chaiiman of the Public RclatiofiJt Committee during l!toi)-l!><)l. A graduate of the University of Toronto, Mr. Fremes is a pi'operty management executive w:ith Principal Investments.
th« Canadian Jewish Nows. Tiiday,'Jun* I6ri96I-r-3
MODEL OF SHAAREI TEFILLAH'S $500,000 EDIFICE
tegrated program of intensive iy,,^,i^,, for 1961-62
counsellnig. aggressive ,0b p.o- .^^^^^^ motion, direct placenKMi ami e-|.j^,-^,,^^     s.. vice-prcsidentT K. : ha Mhtafon   services,   riro.gb :,j„„,i,^s,.rackm'in; secretary. :lhis com .matron ol offmls (.K.  j.,^^^,^.^. j  ^Vaisglass; trea.sure,!
placements were recorded la   : ^ j.^^^
i year, six per cent more than in i
i 19.-.9. In the licht of prevailing :    Honorary directors: Gurslon economic conditions this is ai. I S- Allen. Q.C.. Max E. Enkin. i achievement in which we take j Sydney M. Harris, Nathan Perl-! , pride." mutter.
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He-elected din!ctors: Mrs. j Jean   Bernstein,  Donald  Carr, i
I    Dr. Albert Rose of tlie Uni- i Edel Direnfehl, Matthew Elman, i versity  of  Toronto   School  of j Josef  Fleischmann, J. Barney Social Work, chairman of the j Goldhar,  Eric  Gold.staub, Phil
Rehabilitation Worksliop Committee, st:ited: "In its emphasis on short term treatment, the use of jirofessional staff iind the in-tt'giation of work activity with botli cou!iselling and placemer.l. (he Rehabilitation Workshop ]ir('gram   is unique in Canada.
Granovsky, Lippe Green, Hon. .•\llan Grossman, Rabbi S. Ranter, Bryant M. Kassirer, Carl K. Keyfetz, Q.C., Morris Latch-man, Murray Levine, W'ilfred List, Louis L. Lockshin, Joseph Mack, Dr. A. Miller. Henry Mul-stein, Ralilii David Ordis, J. L
Thursday. JuiR ir>, Sh;iarcT Tefillah is breaking ground for its new sanctuary.
Shaarei Tefillah's liistory dates back almost nine years and. from a humble beginning in the recreation room of one of its members, to the rear of a butcher store and then to a tent on the present site, the time has coiiie when the dreams of this
I young congregation have cui-; minated to the full realization \ of its dream.
i   The cost of the new structure ! wiii ai)proximate ifoOCCOO, the i money being raised solely by j the congregants. To this end a great deal of credit  must be given to the dynamic spiritual leader,  Rabbi  Bernard Rosen-I sweig, who has worked unstint-
I ingly in this endeavor since ac-1 cepting his Rabbinate with this community nine months ago. The new sanctuary, which will complete building plans, will offer every type of service required by its community.
Among (ho.se taking part in the ceremony willbe such dignitaries as Reeve Norman Good-head, Councillor Irving I'aisley.
visiting Rabbis.
A new and' unique Ktructure will grace Halhiirst Street before (he (urn of the year. Shaarei Tefillah, one of Toronto's leading 'Jrlhodox congregations and the largest in the community of North York, will break ground at a ceremony to I be held (m Thursday, .lune l.'i, to commence  construction  of its
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Louis L. Lockshin, Prisiiicnt (.f Jewish Vocational Service f'U' the past two years.
The number of reciue.sts we re- | Odhaum, .Allen Perly, Montague ceive for information alio,ut this Raisman, Dr. All.ert Rose. Ben progi-am and for tours of tl>c Rose. Dr. Mark Rosset. Manny workshop i,-; quite aniazinu- Rotman. Leon Sharon, Jack They re.flcct the treniendoii.- .S|iindii)an. Israel Shoiisowilx. sur.-e of interest in rebabiliui , Saul Si.glcr. J. Skolni'ck. Dr. ti(in scrvici-^ in Canada." : Allen Small, Julius Wiener.
Newly-elected 'lirectors: Bety! Rorsook. Dr. S. .). J. Freeman. .Mrs. A. Levine, IL A. Nisker, Tlie ;i';nua! report stated Ibnt ; Saul WoHV. Henry Zacks. .'I s.''i(iu in;u. niiiiilicr of uneniplo.\ - ,
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Toiisy.draws caricatuios erf each cliild, and hands out free comic book.s and balloons between 1 p.m. ami (i ji.m. Topsy also shows up, on reciuest for kiddies' birthday parties at Shopsy's.
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Under  tiie  chairmanship   (if | Leslie   Weisz,  the   19()1   cam- [ paign on   bclialf of local  and j oveiscas eaii.-e.-, was iield iii the | SocinI Hall of the B'nai Jacub ! S.\ iiiij-rogiu',  Niagaia  Falls, on Sunday, ■Iiiiie -Uh. ; .Allt r the invocation by Rabbi .'.h'v '<s l-'lciyrhminii, a report ■/I-•■II   Uy   .Ml-., liandd D. :.   .:. ( li lieu;,,' iif tb." 19ii
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Tlie co-cliairnien al.<o an-iiouticed that most allocations liiade- in 19(il will be ,a|jprcci-ably hi.c;licr than in preccedinji' years.
Since If).'')? the Central Fund h;l.•^, siveii support to niany institutions in Lsrael, Canada and the United States. As its ob-.icctiyes s'ain wider comniunity accei)lance, the Central Fund-hopes to increase both the number of . participating: organizations and the si/.c of {rranls.
TiiL> C!,;;:. r.ian then ititro- j duced Dr. iie'.)r;ie J. Liban, Exe- | cutive Director of the Zionist | Orj^anization of Canada, Central | Division, who lnought n'reetinffs ; on  belialf  of the Joint  Fund i
Raising C'ommillee, and who in | turn introduced the entertainei- , of   the   evetiin^!:,   Aliss Sylvia t;rant, noted  C.B.C. T.V. and Koyal Opera ('onij)a;iy singinp «tar. I
Mr. Tom Dale then introdiicecT' the .Kuest of the eveninR. Con- } trollei- Philip Givens of Toronto who  vividly  described  Israel's ' achievements  durin.y-  the i)ast thirteen years and what respon- , sibility  still  falls  ui)on world Jewry in coiuiection with tlie support of Jewish refugees who are findinf; a new haven in this democracy in the Middle East. The capacity audience jrave Con-tioller Givens a standintr ovation on the conclusion of his i-emarks and the appeal which was subsequently conducted by Messrs. Weisz and Rosbcrw resulted in over $!t,00() rai.<ed that nifrht.
The President of Youiifr Judaea, Mr. Edward Greenspan, then presented Mi'. I. ,-\ckernian, Pre>idcnt of the B'nai Jacoli ConKrej;:ation, for the community with a recoi'd playei' which was bought by the Nia.trai'a Falls Younj:: Judaea fi-oni the proceeds of a special project they have had during;' the past season. Miss Grant concluded the programme with a second selection of Hebrew & Yiddish sonjrs.
new ntaiii' sanctuary adjuining its existing building at 3600 BathnrKt Street.
The new structure, designed by architect Irving Grossman, will be octangular in shape and designed to not only cover harmoniously the land on which it will stand but will blend with the existing building. The interior is unique in that the Bimah (officiating platform) is located in a central i)osition in a mannei' so that no congregant will be further from the officiating Reader, Cantor or Rabbi than nine row?. The design is such that the seating capacity will lie 8.')0. The existing social hall \s liich will be enlarged and the secondary social hall will f.uinsli room for another 850 persons.
!t is hoped that the building w-'! c'i'r.i|)ii.t.tH| and ready for (!(.(:;. ••:].>!■ ilie Feast of
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